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I also had a question about this. Through the question-asking period after the kickoff (We had a contact at the actual event and called them up) we learned that the container is considered in the score zone if the plane of the box is in the zone, because the boxes are wider at the top. Also, if this applies to a stack, the highest box with it's plane in the zone is the multiplier. So does this mean a team could put their initial boxes OUTSIDE the entire playing field as long as the top box is tilted in enough so that it's plane is inside the score zone?
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